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police squad

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  1. Here is my Vintage SG a like. Bought for a Stereophonics tribute before lockdown. We managed one gig, then lockdown and ultimately I left. It's a great guitar which I had properly set up. Trem actually works quite well. Great neck Very few marks, one of two, I did play it quite a lot during lockdown. I have several Vintage guitars but am about to order a Vintage V51 bass, so I've decided to let this one go. I can ship, in the UK if needed (I'd rather not, I'd rather meet up and make sure you're happy) Comes in a vintage gig bag
  2. what's a Lionel please? Is this another Mustang that I'll have to go and buy
  3. yes that looks awesome, GLWTS
  4. Another +1 for the Ahdown RM500 EVO II. Great tones, lightweight I also picked up an almost new RM 4 x10 for £100 on ebay. Only weighs 20kg. I was using a Mark Bass club 1x15 cab. Very good and portable but sometimes lacked on big stages if I couldn't place it near a wall (rear ported) You can get easily sorted for not much money Ashdown service is second to none. I wish I had gone to Ashdown sooner. There is a post above saying to avoid the Ampeg PF500. I disagree. They did have a reliability issue (first one died on its first gig) but the second one did 6 years of hard gigging, sounded fab and never missed a beat
  5. I remember only having one bass. Terrible terrible times but I had no money. Needs must etc I still have that bass and a few others but I only ever play my JMJ mustang now
  6. One of our stock phrases in the re-chroming of old things, 'look good painted!' We mainly plated new things. Did a lot of Hi-Fi trims for a company called Musical Fidelity in the late 90s. All polished and gold plated brass, looked lovely We also did quite a bit of restoration work, cars, motorbikes etc. It was very labour intensive to get the base material ready for the plating process, removing all the rust/corrosion pitting was a skilled job. I did a lot of this. We closed it down as it needed too much investment. Water treatment plant was expensive, everything was expensive and the chemicals, many of which were carconogenic
  7. just buy a black one I used to run a plating shop and unless you're mates with someone there, it'll cost than it's worth
  8. One of my favourite looking P basses of all time. I have one exactly the same (only it's almost mint) Someone is bound to ask you what the weight is (mine is 8pound 8 ounces)
  9. my 73 P bass. I bought it in 1990 for Denmark Street (Rokas I think) Had it set up and played it on thousnads of gigs over the years. Still got it 33 years on I never tire of posting a few pictures of it
  10. it is mad. I have bought a new mustang JMJ and thought £1099 for a mexican bass was ridiculous. But I used 9 months interest free credit so it didnt eat all my capital in the bank. I bought my Brian May guitar the same way. Luckily I have no serious gas these days (not for basses anyway. I have exactly what I need now and what I like) There's a hot pink Brian May coming out soon though. Even they are pushing 900 quid now
  11. Good luck to Marshall. That's what I think. I have a late 70s 50 watt master volume head, signed by Jim. It cost me 250 quid 20 years ago. I no longer use it because my former bandmate designed and built me some amps that sounded similar but had more modern features. Marshall stacks still look cool to me
  12. I've got one of these and it is a superb one model fits all The acoustic sounds, into a PA, are really good GLWTS
  13. nice chunky neck on these. It's the only bass I've played that has the same neck profile as my '73 precision Good choice Lozz
  14. I bought this just over 10 years ago, took it to one gig and didn't bother playing it as it was too much hassle It was a nicely made instrument, a bit heavy but I was younger and could handle it. It's Dean of some description
  15. yep back pain is a problem these days. I think you're acceptance of using something lighter (and shorter in this case) is the key. You'll love the JMJ. I did just this a couple of years ago. I have shoulder problems too, and with my shoulders not so open, it hurts a lot less on gigs. I still love my P basses but for a long gig, Mustang. Short and light I take it you bought a black one
  16. May I just add, this a super little desk. I have a zed 22-FX but it was way to big for my duo, so I bought the 10-FX It gives a real depth of sound. GLWTS
  17. i used a stereo jack to jack at first but it did fall out a few times. So I looped it through my belt. Now I use a stereo jack to XLR that was made by @Chienmortbb
  18. ah, very nice, wasnt sure. I should have asked him but we left before the end
  19. And is it's player part of the BC community and yes, it's very good for metal Cherry Bomb the are called
  20. Just so you don't forget some of the other colours The blue one belongs to my wife
  21. my 80s duo is called, Miami Vice my 80s band..............Miami Vice Reloaded blues rock band, plays once a year....The Tony Johnson Band and it would appear The Policed
  22. It's a lot better this morning. 2 gigs (sitting for some of them) and some ibuprofen and I seem fairly ok sat here, just got out of bed, no tablets and not too bad. Hopefully I've turned the corner now
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